The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

WELLS FARGO & Co.'S shipments
yesterday were: Base bullion, $1,000.
THERE Is message at the Western
Union telegraph office for V. 4. Pease.
THERE WILL be nc Sundy School in
the Seventeenth Ward until further
notice.
THE SHOE stores did a big business
yesterday, the run on rubbers being re-
markable,
T.R.JoEEs & Co.'S received yester-
day: Ore, ga, 474.40; bullion $3,6l3.8O;
totsl, So 8.20,l
NIKE FLEMING was in his normal
condition Yesterday afternoon and the
police looked him up again.
THE WIRES were demoralized in the
east last night. which accounts for the
meagre dispatches this morning.
JOSEPH MELLON was placed behind
the bars yesterday afternoon On two
charges, drunkenness and battery.
A YOUNG fellow who created dis
turbsnce in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon was fined S. for contempt.
TIE INCORPORATION papers of G. An
dreWs g. Company, of Nephi, we're filed
Yesterday with the Secretary of the
Territory.
COMMISSIONER NoRREL gave judgment
for the plaintiff Yesterday for $43 in the
suit of George o. Noble vs.. William
Tufield.
A CASE of diphtheria developed at
James Browns first house, north of
the George Q. Cannon house, Second
West Street.
NeCoRNICK & Co. s shipments yester-
day were: Hanauer bullion, $500;
Crescent ores, $2,275: silver and lead
ores 81 200; total, $5,775.
TIE SECOND QUORUM of Seventies
will hold is regular meeting IN thu
Fifteenth Ward meeting house on
Monday evening next, at 80 O'Clock.
JOSEPH OPENsHAw was a happy cit
izen yesterday over the advent OF son
and heir into his family. Grandpa AL
len Hilton was cOrrespondingly elated.
TIE FRIENDS of William A. Fuller
and wife will sympathize With them in
the loss of their darling child, "NidIe,"
who died yesterday afternoon after
about week illness.
THERE Is considerable interest man
ifested in the ball to be given in the
Theatre on the 18th of next month.
Extensive arrangements are now max
ing to have the event huge success.
A MEETING of the stockholders of the
Utah and Salt Lake Canal Company
was held yesterday afternoon, at which
the matter of deepening and lengthen-
ing the canal was pretty thoroughly
discussed, but no definite conclusion
was arrived at.
an EMPLOYEE of Barnes & Davis has
a.hen that was Matched on the 18th OF
Nav. 1872-l5 years, months and II
DAYS old-which he contemplates tax
ing to the "cock a-doodle-do" show in
Ogden, to claim the prize for the oldest
inhabitant."
Mr.. FoRHAN has added to the COL
lection of curIOsities of the Chamber Of
Commerce bottle of poisonous reptiles
from Mexico. The gentleman will never
have the Tribune locals complaint as
long as he keeps the snake and things
In the bottle.
THE FOLLOWING commissions as no
taries public were issued by Secretary
Hall, yesterday: Robert a. Waddill,
for Summit County; Edward 2. Mitch
ener, for Tooele County; John Dunn,
for TOoele County, and Joseph Barton,
for Davis County.
1t WILL be remembered that a few
DAYS ago Mr.. Frederick Culmer, of this
CITY, was stricken with paralysis while
visiting in Logan. The gentleman's
friends will be pleased to learn that he
is rapidly recovering. The promise
now is that he will soon be around as
usual.
HOMEMADE cheese of excellent quail
ity is being brought to this market
regular, and is readily disposed of.
Mr.. 8. P. Teasdel, the past week, re-
ceived four wagon loads of choice
cheese, from Escalante, Garfield
County, and from Ksnab. 1t is among
the best ever imported here.
DRs. JOSEPH s. RICHARDS and A. S.
Bower, after thoroughly examining
into the mental condition OF Mrs. Ann
Bailey, the woman taken up on Friday,
declared her insane, when a commit
ment was made out and the Sheriff
ordered to take the unfortunate woman
to the asylum at Provo, which he will
do on Monday.
THOMAS S. POWELL, who has besn
connected with q. C. NJ. 1. drug store
for many years past. died at l o'clock
yesterday of erysipelas. He had been
III only since Monday last, and the
news of his death will come as great
surprise to his friends. The funeral
occurs tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
from the Eighteenth Ward chapel.
Mill Greek Rifle Club.